The interesting and innovative feature of our method is its high degree of flexibility in both the possible configurations wherefore the method can be used, as in the gestures to be calculated.
Although tremendous efforts have been devoted to understanding this protein, the conformation of the catalytic core domain around the active site, particularly the catalytic loop overhanging the active site, is still not well characterized by experimental methods due to its high degree of flexibility.
Su was bullish of course on the company's prospects with EPYC versus Intel's new Xeon Scalable series of server chips, noting its high degree of flexibility in configuration with better performance per dollar metrics.
At times of discontinuous technological change co-operation represents a viable strategy for both incumbents and new-entrants, provided that the choice of co-operation is consistent with the firm's business strategy (market-pull and generalist vs. technology-push and specialist) and with its degree of organizational and technological flexibility.
At the same time, it preserves a high degree of flexibility and informality in its modus operandi through networking and agile management.
"It's a wonderful deal, although it does require a degree of flexibility," she said.
Another important general principle is that of equity, which permits international law to have a degree of flexibility in its application and enforcement.
"Through cryo-EM and extensive image-sorting, we found that TFIID exhibits a surprising degree of flexibility, moving its lobe A, a region that covers approximately one-third of the complex, by 100 angstroms across its central channel," says Cianfrocco, lead author of the Cell paper.
Its accurate design allows to investigate the behavior of optical edge and core routers, as well as to assess the performance of the whole optical network; its modular construction guarantees a high degree of flexibility and a facilitated introduction of further developments.
A key issue when using waste feedstocks is the potential heterogeneity of supply, which demands that the cultured organism possesses a degree of flexibility in its nutrient and environmental requirements.
